Colour films in Telugu
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| + | [[File: Bandipotu.jpg| Bandipotu (1963/ Telugu)|frame|500px]] | ||
| + | [[File: Amarashilpi Jakkanna.jpg|Amarashilpi Jakkanna (1964/ Telugu) |frame|500px]] | ||
| + | [[File: Eenadu (1982).jpg|Eenadu (1982) Telugu|frame|500px]] | ||
| + | First ‘entirely in colour’ film: Lavakusa (1963/ GevaColor). | ||
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| + | ''Bandipotu '' (1963) was Telugu cinema's first film to have some sequences in Eastmancolor | ||
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| + | ''Amarashilpi Jakkanna'' (1964/ Telugu) was Telugu Cinema's first full length colour film shot in Eastmancolor. The economics of using expensive Eastmancolor made sense because the 161-minute epic was simultaneously made in Telugu as well as Kannada. The film was directed by Ranga B.S. and Jakkanna was played by Akkineni Nageshwara Rao. Saroja Devi B. acted as his love interest. | ||
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| + | First Eastmancolor film '' Eenadu '' (1982) | ||
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=Authorship= | =Authorship= | ||
Sajeeth Naveen Lourdes | Sajeeth Naveen Lourdes | ||
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The pioneers
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First ‘entirely in colour’ film: Lavakusa (1963/ GevaColor).
Bandipotu (1963) was Telugu cinema's first film to have some sequences in Eastmancolor
Amarashilpi Jakkanna (1964/ Telugu) was Telugu Cinema's first full length colour film shot in Eastmancolor. The economics of using expensive Eastmancolor made sense because the 161-minute epic was simultaneously made in Telugu as well as Kannada. The film was directed by Ranga B.S. and Jakkanna was played by Akkineni Nageshwara Rao. Saroja Devi B. acted as his love interest.
First Eastmancolor film Eenadu (1982)
Authorship
Sajeeth Naveen Lourdes
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See also
Colour films in Telugu
CinemaScope films in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka I.e. the first part of this article
70mm films in India/ South Asia
